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Texas A&M Greek Students Recognized for Leadership and Impact

Fraternity and Sorority Life earns "NPHC Council of the Year" and "Member of the Year" titles at SGLA conference.

Feb. 25, 2026 By Hannah Rodlund, Texas A&M University Department of Student Activities

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Group of students posing in front of an SGLA backgroup.

Greek life at Texas A&M includes 6,200 students in 29 sororities and 30 fraternities. Collectively, these Aggies raised over $1.5 million for philanthropic causes and served over 76,000 community service hours in 2024-25.

Credit: Fraternity and Sorority Life, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs

The Texas A&M University Fraternity and Sorority Life community made significant impact at the 2026 Southeastern Greeks Leadership Association (SGLA) Conference in Atlanta, Ga., earning widespread recognition for its leadership, innovation and commitment to student development.

Texas A&M advisors, graduate assistants and student leaders from all four councils, were represented across a robust slate of educational sessions. These sessions highlighted nationally relevant work led by Texas A&M in areas such as values-based recruitment, risk management, civic engagement, conflict resolution, strategic planning, leadership development and cross-council collaboration. Presenters shared practical, scalable frameworks rooted in institutional values that equipped conference participants with tools to strengthen accountability, wellness and student success within their own fraternity and sorority communities.

In addition to educational leadership, Texas A&M students and councils received numerous individual and collective honors. Broderick Lowe II ’26 (Kappa Alpha Psi) was recognized as National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Member of the Year, Josh Lee ’27 (Pi Kappa Alpha) earned Interfraternity Council (IFC) Member of the Year and Maahin Chudasama ’27 (Chi Psi Beta) was named Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) Member of the Year. Sohani Ramnani ’27 (Rho Delta Chi) was also selected to serve on the 2026 SGLA Student Board, further elevating Texas A&M’s presence and voice at the regional level.

Texas A&M councils were honored with numerous awards recognizing excellence in areas including health, safety and accountability; leadership development; educational programming; strategic branding; academic enhancement; and campus and community engagement. Most notably, Texas A&M’s chapter was honored as NPHC Council of the Year. In addition, Texas A&M students earned first and second place finishes in the Order of Omega Case Study Competition, highlighting their ability to think critically, collaborate effectively and apply innovative solutions to real-world challenges. These achievements collectively reflect how Texas A&M strategically develops resources to serve students participating in the university’s fraternity and sorority life community. Demonstrating the university’s continued commitment to developing student leaders, the recognition emphasizes how Texas A&M prepares students to make meaningful, transformative impact on campus and beyond.

Learn more about Greek life at Texas A&M by visiting the Student Activities website.

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